On entering the building a total sense of calm arrives - it is so cool and quiet - the building is over 200 years old and has been successfully updated to the 21st century blending original features with modern technology. We arrived two hours early but were given a lovely welcome and were able to wait in the lounge with tea/coffee freely available until our room was made ready, Elsa's tour de maison and knowledge of the locality with suggested visits was very interesting and informative. The breakfast was delicious - with usual Portuguese meats/cheese, cereal, fruit, various breads and home-made banana and walnut cakes. We were spoilt for choice! I would recommend this hotel for a long or short stay - it's totally relaxing. Just outside Braganca city where there is a lovely castle and fascinating military museum.

The only thing missing would be a swimming pool - but I appreciate there isn't really the exterior space for this.

The property is a lovingly restored home that feels like a piece of living history without being stuffy. The staff is amazing - warm, friendly, and helpful. The scenery is bucolic with an inviting garden area and additional patio for guests to enjoy. The room was well appointed and the bed was so comfortable. I wish we had an opportunity to stay longer.

There is nothing we didn’t like about the property. Visitors should simply be prepared that it is a bit remote and the wifi can be fussy. Those are minor inconveniences for all you get in exchange.

Great place to relax and unplug from modern life. It is located away from modern life in a rural/traditional house, but still with modern comforts. Close to a national park and nature. Room was good, with modern shower and heating/AC. But attention, this is a place to get away, there are no bars/restaurants in the village, and will you need an independent transportation, so if night life is something you are looking for maybe this place is not ideal for you.

The only weak point is the slow WiFi (signal in the rooms are fine, but the connection is slow), however I would argue that this is a place to relax and unplug, so not really an issue for me.

An amazingly charming inn located about 15 minutes outside of Bragança. It is in a very quiet village and that is exactly what we were looking for, a place to enjoy a restful weekend but close enough to the town. There was coffee and tea available all day, the room was comfortable, the interior of the house (a remodeled stone house) is incredibly charming and beautiful. And there is EV charger which was a big bonus for us!

Since it is in a very quiet village and we came during the low season, there was not any place to eat within walking distance. With a car, it was not a problem for us, but just be aware that you may have to drive to find a cafe or a restaurant.

Tidy, spacious, natural, and everything in a super quiet town in the countryside. The whole place is greatly decorated and the staff tell the story behind the house. - Elsa was super charming, gave us a tour of the house and helped us with tips (for example where to eat deliciously!) and requests. - They shared the garden fruits and had coffee and tea and snacks every evening. Very recommened to stay and discover around.

Can't think of anything.

This is a truly beautiful hotel which is an old stone dwelling which has been renovated and modernised but without losing its historical character. The rooms are very tastefully decorated, large, clean and comfortable; there is also space to park. Our room had a door that opened directly on the garden where there are chairs and tables where clients can relax. Its historical worth is augmented by the fact that it is partly a museum to the past which means it is not only there to make money from its clients. Diana, who works at the reception, could not have been more friendly and helpful. The breakfast is varied and the rooms very quiet and the hotel is within easy driving distance of Bragança (a city well worth spending a few days in). All in all this was a very positive and enjoyable experience.

There was nothing to dislike.

A beautiful boutique hotel with amazing restored stonework. Fully modernised but retaining some charming features. Very friendly. Good continental breakfast and an honesty bar in the lounge. Enclosed garden. Some parking inside and includes electric charger. lots of parking outside. Very good resteraunt 5 minutes away.

Coffee and tea available in lounge but we would prefer to have this in the bedroom.

Breakfast was really good . Home produced food and so friendly . Ailsa was so helpful and told us lots about the history of the building . We enjoyed the homemade treats too .

It was a shame we couldn’t eat an evening meal there . That would have made it perfect as it was such a kea evil setting and it was a shame to have to drive somewhere to eat . We would like to have stayed up the mountain and soaked up the atmosphere .

Breakfast was excellent, in fabulous converted farm buildings in a unique location. Meixedo is 8km outside Breganca set in the hills amongst sheep farms and vineyards. Whilst the village is Old Portugal, it is trying to attract visitors but currently the village has no facilities. We loved it

Tea and coffee making facilities in the room would have been nice due to the fact that there was nowhere outside to get any. We were not prepared for such isolation but that contributed to our experience.

Guest hospitality lounge and morning breakfast were very nicely stocked and provided many nutritious options. The history and adaptive reuse of the barn and home into an inviting and modern boutique hotel is outstanding.

My stay was very brief as I chose the hotel for my SEF/AIMA Immigration meeting in Bragança the next day. I have nothing to add from my outstanding experience.